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The 12 pages that link to Equestrianism, each with the reason it gives.

• HorseNarrower topic: It encompasses the many formal and recreational uses of horses.

• CircusNarrower topic: Horse riding and trick riding supplied the circus’s original organizing attraction.

• Horse gaitNarrower topic: Gait is central to how horses are ridden and judged.

• Show jumpingNarrower topic: Show jumping is one competitive discipline within horse sport.

• Classical dressageNarrower topic: Classical dressage is one specialized tradition within the broader practice of equestrianism.

• François Robichon de La GuérinièreNarrower topic: His treatise addressed riding as both a practical skill and a disciplined art.

• Horses in warfareNarrower topic: Military riding required control under noise, danger, and close formation.

• JoustingNarrower topic: Jousting depends on the rider's control of a horse at speed.

• Bill ShoemakerNarrower topic: Race riding is a specialized competitive form of horsemanship.

• Equestrian vaultingNarrower topic: Vaulting belongs to equestrian sport but does not use conventional riding as its performance form.